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Spot the Color | Kids Answers God has created this world with many different pigments that provide color that we can enjoy all around us.
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Twister Time | Kids Answers The new heaven and earth will be a wonderful
place! We will enjoy being with Jesus forever and
exploring that new place. And we won’t need to worry
about tornadoes or hurricanes because there won’t be
any death or sorrow or pain.
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This Is Nuts! | Kids Answers Sometime in the future, God will
make a new heaven and earth so that those of us who
are his children can live there with him forever. This
will be an amazing place!
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Blast Off! | Kids Answers Make a rocket balloon as a reminder that Jesus went up to heaven and is helping
those of us who have received the gift of eternal life.
A Work of Art | Kids Answers Several thousand years ago, a group of people who lived
in China and were descendants of Adam and Eve came
up with a creative puzzle that we call a “tangram.”
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Rocks That Fizz | Kids Answers Many of the rock layers and
mountains we see today were formed during and after
the flood of Noah’s day, about 4,400 years ago.
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Moments in Time | Kids Answers The position of the sun in the sky (as a
result of our earth rotating on its axis) helps
us know what time it is during the day. And
our revolution around the sun marks off the
years. The stars can also help keep track of
the passing of time.
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Time to Shine | Kids Answers Because they are all
descended from the same
family, cultures around
the world have similar
methods for telling time
and similar calendars.
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Balancing Act | Kids Answers It’s likely that Jesus started
learning carpentry when he was 15 years old, which is
the age boys in Israel at that time began their training.
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Don't Lose Your Marbles! | Kids Answers Because of the amazing system of roads built by the Romans, the followers
of Jesus were able to quickly take the good news
of Jesus’ death and resurrection to many parts of the
world.
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The Hand Is Quicker Than the Eye | Kids Answers We're going to try to trick our eyes
into seeing something that isn’t there! This is called an
optical illusion (optical refers to our eyes).
Bubble Up | Kids Answers Do you enjoy taking a warm, relaxing bubble bath? Bubbles add fun to bathtime. But how do they work?
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Treasure! . . . Or Trick? | Kids Answers This shiny rock might look like gold, but it’s actually a mineral called pyrite (PIE-right). People usually call it fool’s gold.
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Cool Chemistry | Kids Answers God designed everything in our world to be made of building blocks called elements. You’ve probably heard of elements like gold, copper, oxygen, and helium. Though they’re fantastic alone, elements combine to create some pretty cool things!
Mimicking the Maker | Kids Answers Scientists, architects, engineers, and inventors look at God’s designs for ideas to create some amazing things—from body armor to skyscrapers to tiny robots.
Bats | Kids Answers Animals have been using echolocation since God
created them to do so.
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Sharks | Kids Answers Researchers have been studying the properties of the
shark’s well-designed skin in order to help boaters
keep their boats clean.
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Kingfishers | Kids Answers A researcher in Japan observed the kingfisher
diving after fish and wondered if he could apply
what he’d seen to a problem he was having.
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Lotus Leaves | Kids Answers Lotus plants grow in ponds and rivers, which
can be very muddy, but their leaves always look
clean and shiny. Why is this?
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Burdock Thistle | Kids Answers Pulling the burrs of the burdock thistles off his
clothes and his dog, George de
Mestral wanted to understand how these burrs
clung to his clothing and his dog's fur.
Created Kinds (Baraminology) | Kids Answers God made living things to reproduce according to their kind. The science of baraminology seeks to sort modern and fossil organisms within their original kinds.
What is Baraminology? | Kids Answers In the book of Genesis, God made all the animals, plants, and other living things. However, he did not necessarily make all the species. Instead, he made all the kinds.
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Cladistics and Classification | Kids Answers People like to group things together. In fact, Adam was the first person to organize things. In the Garden of Eden, one of the first things we are told he did was name the animals.
Name That Flower | Kids Answers Biologists are quick to point out flowers’ underlying purpose—seed
making. They’re giftwrapping for food that God provides his creatures.
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What About Those Embryos? | Kids Answers Most museums now recognize that the human embryo does not pass through various
evolutionary stages, known as embryonic recapitulation.
Inuit Peoples | Kids Answers The Inuit are a people group inhabiting the Arctic regions of Canada, Greenland, Russia (Siberia), and the United States (Alaska).
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Laws of Planet Motions | Kids Answers Johannes Kepler believed the God of the Bible
created everything in an orderly way and that
His creation reflected His wisdom.
Does Speciation = Evolution? | Kids Answers Some museums show their lack of understanding of the biblical position when they claim that creationists
believe in the “fixity of species.”
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God’s Sewer System | Kids Answers God uses the river—with its
pebbles, bulrushes, and silt—to cleanse and sustain life. Sewage
engineers are still studying its unfathomable secrets.
Are Plants “Alive”? | Kids Answers Plants grow and reproduce, and many scientists consider plants “alive” in the biological sense. What does the Bible say?
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Hall of Life | Kids Answers From the deepest depths of the ocean to the upper layers of the atmosphere, life abounds on our planet.
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Life from Non-Life | Kids Answers The naturalistic worldview claims that life arose from non-living chemicals. However, from the Bible, we
know that God is the giver of all life.
How Old Are the Trees? | Kids Answers It’s highly unlikely that any vegetation (other than seeds, spores, and floating mats of vegetation) would
have survived the Flood.
Hall of our Exciting Earth | Kids Answers This section of the guide deals with exhibits of the many geophysical features of our earth. It also deals with the various dating methods.
Law of Gravity | Kids Answers Ever dropped a ball and watched it float up into
the sky? No? That’s because the law of gravity
is always at work no matter where you are.
The Wonders of Water | Kids Answers God designed water with some amazing life-sustaining qualities. Life on our planet couldn’t exist without water!
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DNA | Kids Answers We’ve learned from scientists that all plants, animals, and humans store information about what they look like on something called DNA.
Make Your Own Star Ornament | Kids Answers We know that the wise men brought precious gifts to Jesus to honor Him as King. Why not make a beautiful star ornament and take it to someone who doesn’t know Jesus?
Explore Events | Kids Answers Curious about creation and filled with questions about how science and the Bible work together to glorify God? Explore programs offer a full day of hands-on science learning with a biblical worldview.
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Geology for Kids | Kids Answers While many people think that the rock layers are evidence of an old earth, the Bible’s history and the rocks say that they are young.
Mt. St. Helens and Catastrophe | Kids Answers On May 18, 1980, Mt. St. Helens erupted. This volcano in Washington state completely changed our thinking on how long it takes for some geologic processes to happen.
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Visiting the Grand Canyon | Kids Answers Canyons don’t require millions of years to form with a river slowly carving away the rock. The Grand Canyon is evidence of what a lot of water over a short period of time can do.
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Formation of the Grand Canyon | Kids Answers Creation scientists believe that most of the world’s canyons formed at the end of, or sometime soon after, the flood. The Grand Canyon was no exception.
On “Holey” Ground | Kids Answers From exploding mountains to incredible underwater caves, holes in the earth remind us of the global flood that God sent to punish sin.
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Western Wonders | Kids Answers When we look at the world through the lens of Scripture, we know the conditions produced by Noah’s flood the many natural landmarks that make up the wonderful Wild West.
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A Case in the Caverns | Kids Answers When Eva’s treasured toy goes missing deep underground, the kids learn to start at the beginning to find it—just like they start at the beginning with Genesis to understand how caves first formed.
Power to Destroy | Kids Answers Volcanoes can spew enough
rock and ash to bury entire cities. This
material comes from deep in the earth,
where the rocks are so hot they
flow like water!
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Power to Build | Kids Answers Volcanoes have power to create land, provide resources,
and help people in other surprising ways.
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Explosive Eruptions | Kids Answers Science News magazine called the explosion “a first-of-its-kind observation for an earthly volcano.” But that probably isn’t true.
Huge Boulder Shows Power of Flood | Kids Answers Gigantic boulder rests beside Forest Road 25, south of Mount St Helens, in the State of Washington. Known as the 'Pine Creek Boulder', it demonstrates the power of moving water and debris.
Crimson Cascade | Kids Answers This crimson cascade offers a majestic reminder of God’s global flood of judgment—but also of the blood of Christ who died to one day redeem our fallen world.
In the Garden | Kids Answers Every year, millions of tourists drive, hike, and horseback ride through Colorado’s awe-inspiring Garden of the Gods located southeast of the Rocky Mountains’ Front Range.
Practically Speaking | Kids Answers Most large museums are filled with a wide range of exhibits. It may be helpful to narrow down what you want to learn about.
Answers for Kids: How Old Is the Earth? | Kids Answers Many people say the Earth has been around for about 4.6 billion years. They believe humans appeared on Earth only within the last two million years. What's the truth?
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Answers For Kids: Dating Methods | Kids Answers It’s important that we allow God’s written record of history, the Bible, to guide our thinking about the past—this includes our understanding of the age of the Earth/universe and the fossils.
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Mammals for Kids | Kids Answers Mammals can range in size from the tiny shrew to the giant blue whale! This amazing variety shows the work of the Creator God.
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Outfoxing the Freeze | Kids Answers From ear to foot and coat to tail, every feature on the arctic fox tells of a thoughtful and caring designer.
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Red Fox | Kids Answers Red foxes are one of the most widespread mammalian species on earth, with over 40 recognized subspecies ranging over various habitats.
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Mammals | Kids Answers From the tiny, gray mouse to the large, blue whale, mammals are found on every continent and in
every ocean on earth.
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Red Kangaroo | Kids Answers Perhaps no animal is more quintessentially Australian than the world’s largest marsupial, the red kangaroo!
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Okapi | Kids Answers The unusual appearance of the okapi provides this animal with excellent camouflage in the forests.
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Giraffe | Kids Answers The unique design of its lungs, heart, and capillaries all play vital roles in the giraffe’s survival.
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Heard of Elephants? | Kids Answers It is clear the elephant is perfectly designed to deal with its bulky frame and weight, and its highly specialised trunk is one of the marvels of the animal kingdom.
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Elephant | Kids Answers Since the elephant uses its trunk for numerous reasons, God designed it with over 100,000 muscle units.
St. Bernards | Kids Answers St. Bernards are one of the largest dog breeds in the world! They weigh between 140 to 260 pounds and are 28–35 inches high.
The Fruit Bat’s Sweet Design | Kids Answers Secular scientists credit evolution for the fruit bat’s ability to stave off a sugar rush, but Christians know that our awesome God deserves all the glory!
Cheetah | Kids Answers The cheetah is known by its distinct spots and white patches on its stomach. Its spots are round or oval and usually measure about an inch in diameter.
Bobcat | Kids Answers The bobcat can be distinguished from other cats by its ear tufts and ruffs of hair on the sides its face.
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Tiger | Kids Answers Tigers are easily distinguished from other large cats by their black stripes against their orange and tan backgrounds and white underbellies.
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Jaguar | Kids Answers To catch fish, the jaguar will attract them by tapping the surface of the water with its tail.
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Leopard | Kids Answers After killing its prey, the leopard may drag the carcass up a tree to keep it from being eaten by other predators.
A Cat of a Different Color | Kids Answers Even cat colors confirm the Bible, which tells us that God created each animal according to its own kind. Red, yellow, black, white, or salmiak—cats are cats.
A Different Type of Tough | Kids Answers Giraffes are famous for their towering height. But there’s more to these creatures than a long neck and lanky legs. Did you know that these loveable animals are also super tough?
Ring-tailed Lemur | Kids Answers The ring-tailed lemur is recognized by its long tail with distinctive black and white bands, which are unique among all the lemurs.
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Baboon | Kids Answers Baboons are social animals. They live in large groups called troops.
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Chimpanzee | Kids Answers Chimpanzees have recently been classified in the same family as humans; however, they are two very different and separate creatures.
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Gorilla | Kids Answers The gorilla’s arms are extremely long, enabling it to walk on all four limbs while keeping its head up.
Beaver | Kids Answers Most beaver species are recognized by the large flat, paddle-shaped tail.
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Sheep | Kids Answers Sheep were some of the first animals to be tamed and used for man’s benefit. The Bible says that Abel, Adam’s second son, was “a keeper of sheep.”
Polar Bear | Kids Answers The polar bears are known for what appears to be their pure white fur and its massive size. Polar bears are the largest of the bear kind.
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The Polar Bear | Kids Answers Polar bears, also known as “sea bears,” are adorable. But beware: these animals are the LARGEST of all the bears.
Giant Panda | Kids Answers The panda is known for its distinct black and white coloring. The eyes, ears, arms, legs, and shoulders are all black while the rest of the body is white.
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Black Bear | Kids Answers God designed the female black bear with something called “delayed implantation,” when her fertilized eggs do not begin to develop until the fall.
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Brown Bear | Kids Answers The brown bear has small ears and high shoulders. It can range in color from cinnamon to almost black. It is also known as the Kodiak bear.
Lowland Streaked Tenrec:Practical Prickles | Kids Answers This critter’s outrageous hairdo
is more than a fashion statement. With a
prickly exterior and a matching disposition,
these crazy critters overcome the
odds in a dangerous place. How do they
do it? The secret is in the spines.
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Aoudad Sheep | Kids Answers What’s not a goat or a sheep, but belongs to the goat-sheep created kind? The aoudad (pronounced OW-dad) sheep!
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Echidna | Kids Answers The echidna, also known as the spiny anteater, is native to Australia, Tasmania, and southern New Guinea.
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Porcupine | Kids Answers The porcupine does not throw its quills, but it uses its strong tail to push its quills into an attacker.
Rabbit | Kids Answers Even secular biologists claim that rabbits are hardly different from the earliest rabbit fossils.
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Koala | Kids Answers The koala has dense fur that is colored from gray to a reddish-brown. The pouch opens in the rear and extends upward and forward.
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Camel | Kids Answers The most prominent difference between the Bactrian and Dromedary camels is their humps.
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Ferret | Kids Answers The ferret has a long, flexible body, short limbs, and a good set of teeth.
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Meerkat | Kids Answers The meerkat is a member of the mongoose family and is recognized for its long, thin body.
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Moose | Kids Answers The moose is the largest member of the deer family and is known for its tremendous antlers, which occur only on the bulls.
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Reindeer | Kids Answers Caribou and reindeer are the same species, reindeer being a domesticated, smaller variety or caribou and classified scientifically as a subspecies.
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Rhinoceros | Kids Answers Rhinos have either one or two horns on its heads, which are used in fighting with other rhinos and for protection against predators.
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Walrus | Kids Answers The walrus is known for its large size and pink–reddish brown coloring. It is also easily recognized by its large tusks.
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Yak | Kids Answers The yak has blackish brown hair that covers the entire body and tail. It also has large, curving horns.
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Striped Skunk | Kids Answers Originally the skunk kind did not use its musk to protect itself from its enemies because it had no enemies.
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Tasmanian Devil | Kids Answers The Tasmanian devil is the scavenger of the forest, eating left-over carcasses and other dead animals.
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Wallaby | Kids Answers If the wallaby didn’t have such a long, thick tail, it would probably fall over on its nose.
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Warthog | Kids Answers The warts on this animal actually protect its face during attack.
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Sloth | Kids Answers Both species of sloth have long forearms and strong hind limbs.
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Spotted Hyena | Kids Answers Some consider the hyena to be the link between cats and dogs, but this is not true.
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Wildebeest | Kids Answers Less than an hour after birth, a young wildebeest can keep up with the herd.
Wombat | Kids Answers The wombat is designed with powerful legs and extremely strong claws, which it uses for efficient digging and feeding.
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Zebra | Kids Answers The stripes of a zebra are designed to give it protection from predators.
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Armadillo | Kids Answers Since the armadillo is almost blind, God equipped it with an excellent sense of smell and good hearing so it can locate food and escape predators.
Elephants: Smells Like More | Kids Answers Elephants are capable of sensory
feats we never would have put together, like a proboscis
that measures out grub from a distance.
Pangolin | Kids Answers One of the most incredibly designed creatures in the world is the pangolin of Asia and Africa. Because they are rarely seen in zoos, many people don’t know what they are.
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Arabian Camel | Kids Answers Arabian camels are normally active during the day but tend to rest during the really hot hours of the afternoon.
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Polar Bear Puzzle | Kids Answers Forecasts that the melting of polar ice would bring the extinction of
polar bears have taken an unexpected turn. Overall polar bear numbers
may have increased in the past decade.
Monotremes | Kids Answers Today, Australia is the only continent where monotremes live although fossil platypus teeth have
been found in South America.
Placentals | Kids Answers Placentals are mammals that bear live young, which are nourished in the womb by a placenta.
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Harbor Seal | Kids Answers The harbor seal is covered by a coat of short, thick hairs. These hairs are white to black.
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Manatee | Kids Answers The manatee is a large creature with two fore-flippers and one rear flipper that acts as a rudder when it swims. The manatee is often referred to as a sea cow.
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Introduction: Part Two | Kids Answers The complexities of life and the design implied therein are strong monuments to a Creator and the Genesis account of creation.
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Introduction: Part Three | Kids Answers Even without transitional forms, evolutionists explain that some animals look similar because they must be related and have a common ancestor.
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Fruit Bat | Kids Answers The fruit bat, also known as the “flying fox,” is one of the largest bats in the world.
Bugs for Kids | Kids Answers Even the weird and yucky creatures—like spiders, beetles, and other bugs—were made by God.
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Ironclad Beetle | Kids Answers The ironclad beetles are a small subfamily of beetles found mostly in North and Central America, with a few species found in South America.
Plants and Pollinators | Kids Answers Birds, bats, bees, butterflies, and all sorts of living things are responsible for keeping the plants all around us growing and healthy. God’s design is everywhere, even in the tiniest insects! The next time you see a bumblebee, stop to look at what the little guy is up to.
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Asian Forest Scorpion | Kids Answers With their huge claws, beady eyes, and venomous stingers, Asian forest scorpions may at first appear to be the stuff of nightmares.
Stronger Than Steel | Kids Answers Scientists have changed the genetic structure in some silkworms to make them produce stronger, more elastic silk. How did they do this?
Colonizing Crickets | Kids Answers God gave
his creatures astonishing abilities to adapt quickly to many
different roles, including fresh lava on an isolated island.
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Jump School | Kids Answers Scientists have trained a spider to jump on command. That
fact alone speaks volumes about the intelligence packed into a
tiny package.
But I’m Hungry Now! | Kids Answers Insects created on
Day Five didn’t need
to tighten their belts
for a few millennia
while they waited
for breakfast.
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Seeing Red | Kids Answers Something about a spider just makes us
want to run away—especially when it’s shiny
and black with a big red hourglass on its belly.
That bright red mark is a warning:
“Watch out. I’m deadly.”
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Spiders Don’t Do the Twist | Kids Answers When was the last time you saw a spider spinning helplessly at the end of
its silk strand? Scientists recently tested silk from two species of golden orb
weavers and discovered why that just doesn’t happen.
Beetle Mania | Kids Answers The bombardier beetle has an incredible firing mechanism that shoots a toxic chemical at attackers with superb accuracy.
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Buzzing Past Computers | Kids Answers A recent study shows that bees can do the same work as computers in determining the shortest path when making multiple stops.
ABC Justin & Jessie | Kids Answers Younger kids will enjoy the Justin and Jessie take-home sheets, including stories and coloring pages, that go along with Answers Bible Curriculum lessons.
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Ellie’s Christmas Hope | Kids Answers Justin, his two-year-old
sister, Ellie, and their parents hurried
into the Christmas Tree Barn, excited to find the
best Christmas tree.
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Musical Bears & Beautiful Balloons | Kids Answers When Justin and Jessie attend a funeral for their friend Mrs. Smith,
they find out that it doesn’t have to be a sad time when someone
dies, if that person knows Jesus.
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Borrowed Games & Crinkled Jeans | Kids Answers Justin borrowed Matt’s favorite game and it accidentally got ruined. Justin can’t afford to buy a new one. How is he going to break the news to Matt?
Christmas Plays & Goofy Hats | Kids Answers Justin and Jessie are in the Christmas play at school.
Their neighbor Matt comes to see the play, but
didn’t expect it to be like this! Find out what’s so
funny.
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Jessie’s Little Helper | Kids Answers As Jessie and Emily turned the corner, they saw something
very strange—the Christmas tree was shivering.
The branches shook and trembled.
Squished Sandwiches & Thanksgiving Dinner | Kids Answers Justin looked at the numbers on the big clock in his school classroom. He wished they would hurry up so he could eat lunch. Today was the last day of school before Thanksgiving.
Sneaky Snowmen | Kids Answers Last year, a pink star was all Ellie wanted. But this
year she wants a snowman. Can she understand the true meaning of Christmas?
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Resurrection Seeds | Kids Answers The kids stared at their parents, who
were all holding gardening tools. “This isn’t what we usually do on Easter,” said
Justin, frowning.
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Sand Castles & Clean Hearts | Kids Answers Justin needs a bath after building a super-duper sand castle, but the Bible tells us we all need a different kind of cleaning too.
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God & Binoculars | Kids Answers “Wow!” said Jessie. “These binoculars make the clouds look so close. Hey! I wonder if we could see God up there.”
Flashlights & God’s Word | Kids Answers “Owww!” yelled Justin as he tumbled to the ground. Justin learns the hard way that God’s Word will guide us—just like his flashlight is supposed to do.
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Strawberries & Scribbles | Kids Answers “Ellie, no!” yelled Justin. Thanks to Justin’s little sister, Justin and Jessie learn what it means to preserve more than just strawberries.
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The Forever Stone | Kids Answers “Can I play, too?” Justin and Jessie meet Matt, the new neighbor who says the Bible is too old for anyone to believe in.
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Complete or Not Complete? | Kids Answers “Do you like it? I completed your puzzle for you,” said Mom. Justin’s puzzle gets mixed up when he and Jessie learn what it means that the Bible is complete.
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Good News & Bad News | Kids Answers “You know,” said Dad, “some people don’t know they need Jesus because they haven’t heard the bad news yet.” Both of the kids looked up. “What do you mean?”
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Freckles’ New Mom | Kids Answers Jessie stopped short, exclaiming “What was that?” Jessie learns that even though there are difficult things in this world because of sin, God has a plan.
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Day Six–Chipmunks! | Kids Answers “Let’s be partners,” said Jessie. “Okay,” agreed Justin. They liked games, and this sounded fun: find something created on each day of Creation Week.
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Good Night, Justin | Kids Answers “How come there has to be a nighttime when I always have to quit,” grumbled Justin as he picked up his toothbrush. How could nighttime be a gift from God?
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The Fabulous Mr. Freckles! | Kids Answers Jessie was eager to teach Freckles those wonderful tricks she saw. But she finds out how hard it is to train animals and why they can’t do what people do.
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Rose Petals and the First Wedding | Kids Answers “Step, toss, step, toss,” Jessie said to herself. Jessie gets to be the flower girl in her aunt’s wedding and learns about the very first wedding—ever.
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Matt’s Dino Mix-Up | Kids Answers “Let’s be dinosaurs!” Matt shouted. But he believes the story about dinosaurs evolving over millions of years. How will he learn the truth about dinosaurs?
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Mr. Johnson and Methuselah | Kids Answers “Mr. Johnson’s old. I wonder if there were really 100 candles on his cake,” said Jessie. Justin and Jessie find out about some big birthdays in the Bible.
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Justin’s Great Catch | Kids Answers Justin jerked up on his fishing pole. “I think I got one!” Justin goes on his first fishing trip with his dad and learns about good stewardship.
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Ellie’s Pink Polar Bear | Kids Answers Jessie turned to see Justin running into the room. He had a huge smile on his face. But suddenly he screeched to a stop. “What did you DO?!” he yelled.
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Pokes & Prickles | Kids Answers Justin helps his dad clear the area to build his new fort and finds out about “Pokes & Prickles”—the hard way.
Covering the Smudge | Kids Answers Uh oh! What did Ellie do? Justin and Jessie learn about the only way to cover sin—and stains in “Covering the Smudge.”
Mercy for Justin | Kids Answers Justin is so confused! Everyone keeps using the word mercy. Will Justin ever find out what mercy means?
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Safe in the Storm | Kids Answers When a thunderstorm hits, Justin and Jessie are worried there might be another flood like Noah’s. But the kids learn about God’s rainbow promise.
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Giraffe Salad | Kids Answers Justin and Jessie have great fun at the zoo feeding giraffes and looking at tigers and bears. But they wonder how Noah could fit all the animals on the Ark.
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Ice Age Mix-Up | Kids Answers Justin and Jessie visit the Ice Age exhibit at the zoo. But is it true what the signs say? Were these animals really living a million years ago?
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I Don’t Understand! | Kids Answers Justin learns that just because a person speaks in a different language doesn’t mean what they’re saying isn’t important.
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Just Like Me | Kids Answers Justin is invited to meet two kids from another country—and he’s sure it’s going to be scary. Find out what really happens when he meets Chika and Udo!
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Watch and See | Kids Answers When Jessie’s uncle loses his job and his family has to move, no one knows what will happen. They just have to trust God.
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Cousins Coming! | Kids Answers Jessie’s cousin Jeremy is worried. He has to move away from his school and his friends on the soccer team. But what will happen in the new place?
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Chocolate Chip Choices | Kids Answers Justin has to choose: should he wait for Mom, or should he believe Matt and eat some of the warm, chocolatey cookies piled high on the kitchen counter?
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You Don’t Spank a Cat | Kids Answers Jessie ran into the kitchen to see what was making all the noise. Oh no! Freckles was up on the counter—and he was eating the banana bread!
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Waiting for Friday | Kids Answers “Come here, Jessie,” Justin said as he led the way into the family room. “See what I’m going to build?” He showed her the picture on the box.
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Ice Cream Soup | Kids Answers Emily’s dad just wants to help out at Emily’s birthday party. But he doesn’t know the whole plan. Will he ruin the party?
Jeremy and the Tigers | Kids Answers Jeremy loves soccer! Now he may have to choose between two different teams. Find out how God helps Jeremy make the right decision.
Tea Party Disaster | Kids Answers Jessie went up to her room to get her doll ready to visit Emily’s house. The girls enjoyed having tea parties and dressing their dolls in fancy clothes.
Parents’ Night & Stage Fright | Kids Answers Only a few students would have speaking parts for parents’ night, and one of those students was Justin. Justin’s hands felt sweaty as he waited for his turn.
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The Plagues of Pleasant Lake | Kids Answers Jessie jumped out of the car and turned to her cousin Emily. This was going to be a great camping trip with her cousin’s family!
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Pools & Rules | Kids Answers Rules are important, especially around a swimming pool. If you follow the rules, you will stay safe, so listen carefully.
I Just Want It! | Kids Answers Coveting is a serious sin. It’s when we get greedy and feel like we can’t be happy unless we have something that belongs to someone else.
Obedience & Stinky Garbage | Kids Answers There was garbage everywhere—slimy banana peels, wilted vegetables, brown apple cores, and stinky stuff that was splattered on the side of the house.
Lost Kitties & Real Friends | Kids Answers Matt wants to hang out with his big brother, Craig. But when Craig and Dan ask Matt to do something wrong, he learns what it means to be a true friend.
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Jessie’s Revenge | Kids Answers Jessie wants to take revenge, since Olivia tripped her. But what does the Bible say about mercy?
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Waiting on Purpose | Kids Answers Justin and Jessie were off on their adventure. This was the first time the two families had ever gone on a long trip together.
Gorgeous Hair & Giant Waves | Kids Answers Jessie loves her new hairdo so much that she doesn’t want to mess it up. Will she miss out on all the fun at the amusement park?
Raking Leaves & Missing Lockets | Kids Answers Jeremy was frustrated. He didn’t want
to clean up someone’s yard. Why should he
help? He didn’t know them—they didn’t even
go to his church!
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Grumpy Neighbors & Chocolate Cupcakes | Kids Answers Jeremy tiptoed along the
sidewalk and bent down to pick up the
soccer ball. Suddenly, he heard a door creak
loudly—creeeek! Jeremy looked up and saw
his neighbor standing on the porch. Mr.
Feester lifted up his cane and shook it at
Jeremy.
Good News Race | Kids Answers Matt burst out of his house and darted across the
street to Justin’s house. He couldn’t wait to
tell his friend the good news!
Small Jobs & Big Bandages | Kids Answers Jessie is excited to help out at church, but she's disappointed with the job given to her. After an injury, she realizes every little job matters.
Chocolate Milk & Fresh Flowers | Kids Answers Justin and Jessie's classmate William misses a week at school, and the kids wonder if they can do anything nice for William or his family.
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Bad Grades & Big Prayers | Kids Answers Justin gets a bad grade on a spelling test, and Jessie doesn't respond kindly. Upset, they both offer up prayers to God.
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Ready or Not | Kids Answers Justin and Ellie are excited to ride in their dad's new car, but will they be ready to go when he comes home?
Birds for Kids | Kids Answers Birds are amazing and beautiful creatures. The design of their wings, beaks, feathers, and eggs sings the praise of their Creator!
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Birds of Prey for Kids | Kids Answers Great birds of prey proudly rule the skies. The design of eagles, owls, falcons, and other hunters shows God’s glory.
Great Horned Owl | Kids Answers The great horned owl is mostly nocturnal, hunting and eating during the night and sleeping during the day.
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Snowy Owl | Kids Answers The snowy owl is more agile than other owls and is able to capture birds while in flight.
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Bald Eagle | Kids Answers The term bald eagle comes from the word “balde,” which in Old English means “white.” This species is known for its white head and tail and its dark brown body.
Galápagos Penguin | Kids Answers You won’t see penguins mingling with polar bears in the Arctic Circle, and 17 of the 18 modern penguin species do follow that rule. But one species defies the norm—the Galápagos penguin.
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Emperor Penguin | Kids Answers The emperor penguin is the largest of the penguin species. It is easily recognized with its jet black head, grayish-black wings and back, and white belly.
Feather Your Nest | Kids Answers When God created the bird kinds on day five of creation week, he gave them the know-how they’d need to care for their young in a fallen world.
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Power Naps | Kids Answers If you’ve ever watched a hummingbird fly, you’ve probably seen how fast it beats its wings.
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Packed with Amazing Designs | Kids Answers How would you react if a friend gave you a
birthday present that weighed no more
than a dime and was smaller than your finger?
Designed to Swim | Kids Answers No matter how many hours you stare up at the clouds, you’ll never see a formation of penguins flying overhead. They use their wings for another purpose.
Macaw | Kids Answers Macaws are known for their large, curved beaks; loud, squawking calls; and bright, bold colors.
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Laughing Kookaburra | Kids Answers Named for their unique calls, laughing kookaburras are the largest of the ~120 species in the kingfisher created kind.
Sparrows | Kids Answers As one of the most common birds in the world, sparrows live on every continent except Antarctica.
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Atlantic Puffin | Kids Answers All three species of puffins stand upright and have black and white head and body plumage. They also have brightly-colored bills, mostly yellow and orange.
Ruby-Throated Hummingbird | Kids Answers In the sun, the feathers of the hummingbird flash a metallic green and the throat of the male sparkles a fiery red color.
African Gray Parrot | Kids Answers Our two African gray parrots at the Ark Encounter have learned to mimic the sounds they hear and enjoy watching people’s reactions.
Double-Crested Cormorant | Kids Answers The double-crested cormorant is designed with a hook-like tip on its bill, which helps it capture its prey underwater.
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Flamingo | Kids Answers The flamingo is known for its bright pink feathers and uniquely downcurved black-tipped bill, which is adapted to filter feeding.
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Barn Owl: Frozen Dinner | Kids Answers This owl reflects the brilliance of our Creator, who built into
the bird’s genetic code a variety of feather colors
so it could survive in our fallen world.
Strange, but Special! | Kids Answers Find out why the Toucan is so special. The toucan’s bill is a masterpiece of design, and works flawlessly at the jobs for which it is intended.
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Andean Condor | Kids Answers The condor has weak feet that are used more for walking than clutching food. Feathers are absent from most of its head and neck.
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Wild Turkey | Kids Answers The trukey is known for its round body, fan-shaped tail, long neck, and large size.
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Cockatiel | Kids Answers The cockatiel has a sharply bent beak, which is perfectly designed for eating seeds and berries.
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Demoiselle Crane | Kids Answers This bird like many others will pretend to be injured in order to lure predators away from its nest.
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Emu | Kids Answers The emu is designed to cope well with the extreme temperatures of its habitat.
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Finch | Kids Answers The finch has been used by many to support the doctrine of evolution.
Ostrich | Kids Answers Because of the desert environment where the ostrich lives, it has the ability to store enough water to go for months without drinking.
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Peafowl | Kids Answers The tail feathers of the peafowl are used to attract a mate and to ward off enemies.
Toco Toucan | Kids Answers The body plumage of the Toco toucan is black with a white patch on its throat.
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Lessons from American Eagles | Kids Answers The eagle has become a majestic symbol of freedom, courage, strength, spirit, and excellence—but not just because of the United States.
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Pretty Popular Pink Flamingos | Kids Answers Flamingos are so iconic that a mayor in Massachusetts declared June 23 as Pink Flamingo Day—but he was talking about the pink plastic flamingos used to decorate lawns and flowerbeds! That’s a silly “holiday,” but the flamingo itself is a beautiful picture of God’s handiwork in creation.
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Taking Flight | Kids Answers I just get caught up in the simple marvel of flight. Whether
driving down the road or sitting on my back porch, I love to
watch birds.
African Crowned Crane | Kids Answers African crowned cranes have a six-foot wingspan and are one of only two species of cranes capable of perching in trees.
Polish Mute Swan | Kids Answers Polish Mute Swans are a color variant of the mute swan. They get their name from being quieter than other swans and from being introduced to England from Poland.
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Raven Mavens | Kids Answers Study after study reveals the remarkable intelligence of certain birds. Experiments at Lund University in Sweden now show that ravens can plan for the future, even in situations they never encounter in the wild.
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Frigatebird | Kids Answers Frigatebirds spend most of their time in the skies above the open ocean and can stay in flight for weeks at a time.
Arctic Tern | Kids Answers The Arctic tern has a white body with a black cap on its head, gray upper wings, back, and underparts, and a deeply forked white tail.
Glaucous-Winged Gull | Kids Answers The glaucous-winged gull eats mollusks that have hard outer shells by dropping them onto coastal rocks from the air to break them open.
Roseate Spoonbill | Kids Answers The roseate spoonbill feeds by wading slowly through the water, sweeping its long bill from side to side.
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Arctic Tern | Kids Answers The arctic tern inhabits the coastal waters, lakes, and marshlands of the northern parts of Europe, Asia, and North America.
Brown Pelican | Kids Answers Pelicans are the largest of all the aquatic birds and are famous for the large pouch of skin hanging from their lower jaw.
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Common Loon | Kids Answers The lonesome call of a loon has been likened to a yodel, laughter, or a cry. Once heard, you will never forget it.
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Cassowary | Kids Answers This very shy bird is from the rain forests of New Guinea and Northern Australia.
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Canada Goose | Kids Answers Seeing the famous “V” formation of the Canada goose is always a blessing to anyone who loves and appreciates nature.
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Common Raven | Kids Answers The raven is the largest member of the crow family and also the largest songbird.
Hoatzin | Kids Answers The hoatzin is a very colorful bird with a blue head, a tuft of feathers standing up on the head, and an orange iris in the eye.
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Osprey | Kids Answers The osprey of North America, known as the fish hawk, is successful 90 percent of the time at making its catch.
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Ptarmigan | Kids Answers The ptarmigan lives among rocks with little vegetation at an altitude of 2,000 feet (609.6 m) or more in severe habitat.
Ocean Motion | Kids Answers Have you ever waded into the ocean out past where the waves are crashing onto the shore?
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Tree-Markable Benefits | Kids Answers Getting outside and enjoying God’s creation is good for both your brain and body. Climbing trees is a fun way to exercise your muscles and your mind!
Now Recruiting Creation Rangers | Kids Answers This bootcamp will teach you what the Bible says about nature and how to care
for God’s creation. That starts with being a good steward of what God made.
The Ocean Unboxed | Kids Answers I found myself again wondering at the ocean itself and the one who, in the beginning, gathered the waters into one place and set a boundary for them, sent the waves rolling, and even stilled them.
Who Made God Anyway? | Kids Answers "'I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End,' says the Lord, 'who is and was and who is to come, the Almighty" (Revelation 1:8)
The Drive to “Keep Boating” | Kids Answers Over the last thirty years, Tom Vail has safely carried several thousand people over more than 55,000 miles of river and rapids, but his spiritual journey has taken him much further than that.
All in a Day’s Work | Kids Answers Dr. Bonita Montes believes that Christian schools must present the creation message clearly and unwaveringly if they want to produce strong, well-grounded graduates.
Animals for Kids | Kids Answers God created earth full of life: mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, fish, creepy crawlies and dinosaurs. These incredible animals all show God’s creativity!
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Koala | Kids Answers Cute and cuddly koalas are not bears—they’re marsupials, animals that carry their babies (joeys) in pouches.
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Zombie Parasites | Kids Answers What can make an ant have a really bad day? The parasitic fungus, Ophiocordyceps unilaterius!
Staying Alive | Kids Answers When we humans face intense heat, severe cold, or too little water, we can retreat inside the comforts of our homes. But for animals, that isn’t an option.
Do Animals Have Antifreeze? | Kids Answers When the temperatures are freezing, how do animals stay warm? God made some animals with special antifreeze proteins in their blood that help them to survive and thrive, even in the coldest places.
Life in the Wild West | Kids Answers We’re headed to an area in the United States called the Wild West. What better way to get to know the Wild West than to learn about the plants and animals that call it home?
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Animal Recyclers | Kids Answers While God specifically commanded humans, who are made in his image, to be good stewards of creation, even some animals make sure nothing goes to waste.
Animal Achoo! | Kids Answers Like you, animals sneeze when their noses are irritated by things like dust and pollen, but sometimes animals sneeze for more surprising reasons.
Rule Breakers of the Animal World | Kids Answers We might scratch our heads at their unexpected features, but one thing is for sure—God designed all his creatures to survive and thrive, including the ones outside the box.
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Box Turtles | Kids Answers One of the most common turtles you’ll see in North America is the eastern box turtle.
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Sea Otters Snack | Kids Answers The same God who provides for his creatures provides for us—and that includes giving us delicious foods to enjoy.
Play It By Foot | Kids Answers Their giant ears give elephants excellent hearing, but for really long-distance
communication, elephants put their foot to the ground.
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Mother Knows Best | Kids Answers When a predator or a rival orangutan
shows up, mother orangutans scratch
their leathery skin loudly to tell their
infants, “Come on. It’s time to leave.”
Living in a Frozen Home | Kids Answers Penguins are the only animals
that brave Antarctica’s ice
sheet during winter, where the
windchill drops to –76º F (–60º C).
Lipids Perform Under Pressure | Kids Answers Scientists recently learned that comb jellies survive under pressure thanks to specially adapted cell membranes made of lipids (fatty molecules).
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Springtails: The Flip Side | Kids Answers How Fast can you flip? Probably not faster than 161 milliseconds, the time it takes a globular springtail to perform a backflip.
Am I an Animal? | Kids Answers Museums often go to great pains to emphasize that humans are just another animal, like all the other
mammals in the museum.
Crayfish | Kids Answers The crayfish must shed its hard exoskeleton in order for its soft body to grow and mature.
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Introduction: Part One | Kids Answers It seems that no matter what book about wildlife we read, God isn’t even mentioned. Wildlife programs are full of indoctrination in evolution.
Interspecific Adoption | Kids Answers We expect people to be kind to one another. It’s part of having a conscience. However, when animals look out for each other, scientists start paying attention.
Got the Right Tools? | Kids Answers If you’re going to be a scientist,
you’ve got to have the right tools.
Here’s what you’ll need
in your “toolbox.”
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Andrew Snelling | Kids Answers Dr. Andrew Snelling is a geologist who serves as Answers in Genesis’ Director of Research and the editor-in-chief of the Answers Research Journal.
Nathaniel Jeanson | Kids Answers Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson is a research biologist, author, and speaker for Answers in Genesis. He holds a PhD in cell and developmental biology.
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Rob Webb | Kids Answers Rob Webb (also called Rocket Rob) holds a M.S. in Aerospace Engineering. He is a writer, speaker, and cohost of Answers News for Answers in Genesis.
Tommy Mitchell | Kids Answers As a retired medical doctor, Dr. Tommy Mitchell later used his knowledge as a speaker, researcher, and writer for Answers in Genesis.
Nagy Iskander | Kids Answers Dr. Iskander is a retired surgeon who has a heart for reaching the 350 million Arabic-speaking people worldwide with the message of the gospel.
Outsmart the Wild | Kids Answers In Eva and Andy’s quest to become famous YouTube stars, they discover issues with the idea of evolution as they see evidence of ancient peoples’ incredible intelligence.
Researchers Say Lucy Stood Upright | Kids Answers We know that God created humans and animals separately and distinctly. And based on Lucy’s skeleton, we know that she was an extinct variety of ape—not your long lost cousin.
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Neanderthal Daycare | Kids Answers Paleontologists have discovered a
trove of what they believe to be 257
Neanderthal footprints in France.
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Nimble Neanderthals | Kids Answers It stands to reason that Neanderthals would have the same
precision grips that we have today because they were humans
just as we are, descended from Adam.
A Tough Nut to Crack | Kids Answers Since its discovery in 1959, Nutcracker Man has usually been depicted as walking upright (though only a skull had been discovered).
Clear Intelligence | Kids Answers By evolutionary standards, chimps are supposed to be our closest living relative, but when it comes to understanding humans, they don’t hold a bone to man’s best friend.
Human Skull Found in Underwater Cave | Kids Answers Divers exploring a labyrinth of underwater caves on the Yucatan Peninsula have recently discovered a human skull and some mastodon bones hidden deep beneath the water.
The Hobbits of Flores | Kids Answers In 2004, the fossil remains of small humans were found in the Liang Bua cave on the island of Flores, located in Indonesia.
Does an Alien Live Near You? | Kids Answers Paul Davies, a well-known physicist from Arizona State University, told people at a conference recently that our planet may have many forms of “weird life” on it.
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Have you heard of evolution? | Kids Answers Evolution is not true. Listen to the Bible to see if what you hear is actually true. None of the fossils we find can ever be millions of years old.
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Worldview for Kids | Kids Answers Everyone has a “worldview,” a way that they see the world. Christians need to have worldview that is built out of the Bible.
Personhood Threatened by AI? | Kids Answers With the exponential growth in artificial intelligence, scientists claim that humans should be issued unique personhood credentials to distinguish us from AI.
Who Is Most Valuable to God? | Kids Answers The Bible tells us that every single person is made in God’s image! It doesn’t matter if that person is old or young, rich or poor, healthy or sick—they’re made in God’s image! The Bible also says that we’re fearfully and wonderfully made by God.
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In the Clouds | Kids Answers The God who
waters the earth with lighter-than-air, evanescent airships also
waters our souls.
Showers of Blessing | Kids Answers The Creator makes sure rain grabs everyone’s
attention, whether by downpour or by drought.
It reminds us of our need for the one who sends
rain. There’s no greater provision than pointing
people to their Life-giver.
What Is Foolishness? | Kids Answers If wisdom is putting into practice the principles our wise Creator God has given us, then foolishness must be the opposite.
What If Adam Hadn’t Sinned? | Kids Answers Reading Genesis 3, we learn that Eve was the first to eat fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. After Eve ate, she convinced Adam to eat as well, but many people believe that she committed the original sin.
Great Sand Dunes | Kids Answers While the flood did change earth’s landscape forever, it didn’t create the dunes of Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve in Colorado.
Fish for Kids | Kids Answers From the bright tropical fish of the coral reefs to the fierce sharks patrolling the open ocean, the fish in our oceans show God’s design.
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Sharks for Kids | Kids Answers Sharks are one of the most feared creatures in the ocean, but there is more to them than meets the eye.
Leopard Shark | Kids Answers Research indicates that the red blood cells of the leopard shark are smaller and more numerous than the red blood cells of other sharks.
Bonnethead Shark | Kids Answers This shark is a grayish-brown color on its dorsal side with a lighter underside. It has small teeth in the front of its mouth and broad teeth in the back.
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Nurse Shark | Kids Answers Unlike most sharks, the nurse shark does not have to constantly move water across its gills to breathe.
Archerfish | Kids Answers The archerfish gets its name from its ability to shoot a precisely-aimed stream of water at its prey, which are mostly insects living on land.
Clown Triggerfish | Kids Answers The clown triggerfish gets its name because of its unusual coloring and pattern. The clown triggerfish’s lips are bright orange.
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Fish Story | Kids Answers The beautiful clownfish possesses incredible navigation abilities that have stunned researchers.
Australian Lungfish | Kids Answers With the Australian lungfish being limited to the waters of Queensland, Australia, how did remains of this creature get in Northern Ireland?
Guppies: A Fish Story | Kids Answers Did you know that evolutionists sometimes use guppies to advance their story? As they do so, they make a basic logical error.
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Tripod Fish | Kids Answers The tripod fish is clearly designed to live where it lives. Evolutionists have not come up with a good way to explain this.
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Killifish | Kids Answers Killifish are common in the pet trade and come in varying sizes and colors. They have increasingly become common as lab animals as well. Researchers use them to study aging in humans since they mature quickly. But did you know they are also strong evidence for God’s original design for the world?
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Choral Reef | Kids Answers Scientists have recorded fish songs
underwater off Australia’s coast.
Just like birds, different types of
fish sing different tunes.
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Blind Design | Kids Answers Scientists keep finding “evolution in action”
that clearly is not evolution at all but sophisticated
design. The latest example is blind cave fish.
Triggerfish | Kids Answers The triggerfish live mainly in the tropical coastal
waters. Its name is derived from its unusual
dorsal locking spine on its back.
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Sturgeon | Kids Answers The sturgeon is a large bluish-black fish that is
very famous for providing caviar.
Jellyfish | Kids Answers Jellyfish are free-swimming creatures which are
found in all the seas throughout the world.
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Halibut | Kids Answers The body of the halibut is long with powerful fins.
They lie on the seabed on their left side with their
eyes on the right side of the body.
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Grouper | Kids Answers Groupers live in tropical and temperate seas and
some inhabit fresh water.
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Electric Ray | Kids Answers Electric rays are slow-moving and live partially
buried in the sand or mud on the bottom of the
sea.
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Cowfish | Kids Answers Cowfish live at or near the bottom of warm, tropical
waters all around the world.
Spotted Garden Eel | Kids Answers Tightening its muscular body to make itself rigid, the spotted garden eel drives its pointy tail deep into the sandy sea floor.
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Unicornfish | Kids Answers The mouth of this fish (like other surgeonfishes) is perfectly designed to carefully remove the algae from coral while leaving the coral intact.
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Smooth Trunkfish | Kids Answers The smooth trunkfish “blows” jets of water at the seafloor to uncover organisms that are hidden.
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Scrawled Filefish | Kids Answers The scrawled filefish can stand its primary dorsal fin erect to lodge itself into a crack or crevice of a reef.
Catfish | Kids Answers The catfish can also secrete mucus that keeps it from drying out if it finds itself in an evaporating body of water.
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Cleaner Fish | Kids Answers This fish is called a cleaner fish because it attracts larger fish to its cleaning station where the larger fish are cleaned.